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2 authors picked Little Worlds as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love time-traveling adventures that connect the future to the past, particularly in a geographic area that I know very well.
This book is set in the majestic Southern Appalachians in a small town where friends are family. A futuristic world is presented in a creative manner that causes the reader to ask questions about current events and what impact they may ultimately have on our children and grandchildren.
From William's list on historical colonial-era wilderness travel.
Rob takes a small Appalachian community into the realm of time travel. He weaves authenticity into science fiction in a way that keeps the reader engaged and causes one to ask questions about humankind and our future lives.
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